Concrete Driveways in Delaware

If your current driveway is cracked, sinking, or just an eyesore, it is time for concrete that is installed correctly from the start. Tri-County Construction pours new concrete driveways and replaces failed ones across Delaware, from new builds that need their first finished surface to homes stuck with gravel, dirt, or failing asphalt.

Every pour starts with the ground. We excavate, grade, set forms, and lay a compacted stone sub-base before concrete ever arrives. That base is what separates a driveway that lasts 30+ years from one that starts cracking after a few winters. Standard residential driveways are poured 4–6 inches thick with rebar or wire mesh reinforcement, then finished in broom, smooth, exposed aggregate, or stamped concrete depending on the look and traction you want.

Delaware freeze-thaw cycles are hard on concrete, so jointing matters. We cut control joints within 24 hours and place expansion joints where the slab needs room to move. Concrete costs more than asphalt up front, but it lasts 2–3 times longer, handles heavier loads, and avoids the annual sealing cycle that comes with asphalt.